Bill Maher Interviews Jerry Seinfeld

You're welcome.



Bitches.

Thanks. Obviously yer drunk again. :lol:

Ya can't even get 'er posted in the right forum.

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Well, I finished watching this.

I watched like, twenty minutes last night. It started off really dull and awful to be frank. The first fifteen minutes are so, is just Maher basically deifying Jerry as the king of all modern day comics. It is painful to watch, as Jerry clearly has an IQ several double digits higher than Maher, and he is aware of what a fool Bill is making of himself.

cringe, total cringe.

I did a fast forward past that part, and there is some good stuff in there, especially Jerry instructed Maher on Stocism, and when they talked on how the establishment installs Late Night Talk show hosts to meet the needs of whatever the ruling elites desire. . . that was interesting.

I have time marked it to fast forward through the bullshit.


This was perceptive.

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Although, if you skip that part I book marked, you will miss this;

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Liked Seinfeld's show but not him much. The other actors were better. His stand up act wasn't great either. Maher isn't much either. Only thing interesting about Seinfeld was his growing up a couple of houses down from Carlo Gambino and knowing him.
 
. . . . I did find their conversation about Johnny interesting. . .
 
Well, I finished watching this.

I watched like, twenty minutes last night. It started off really dull and awful to be frank. The first fifteen minutes are so, is just Maher basically deifying Jerry as the king of all modern day comics. It is painful to watch, as Jerry clearly has an IQ several double digits higher than Maher, and he is aware of what a fool Bill is making of himself.

cringe, total cringe.

Ready for the punchline?

That's not the clip I meant to post!

I meant to post an excerpt from a 12 minute portion of the conversation, and done fucked up my YouTube coordinates.

Witnesses say alcohol may or may not have been involved.
 
Ready for the punchline?

That's not the clip I meant to post!

I meant to post an excerpt from a 12 minute portion of the conversation, and done fucked up my YouTube coordinates.

Witnesses say alcohol may or may not have been involved.
Is a “real man” a human with the social intelligence of a gnat, who confuses vulnerability with weakness, asking for help with failure, and crying with an innate, personal shortcoming? As the Anxiety & Depression Association of America points out, toxic masculinity encourages men to oppose mental health treatment, causing a possible increase in rates of depression, trauma, anxiety, isolation, and even suicidal ideation among men overall.

Perhaps we only have to look as far as Hawley himself, the “warrior” who defiantly raised his fist in a salute to a violent mob of insurrectionists only to later flee like a coward from those same insurrectionists as they stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Unlike true hero and former Washington, D.C., police officer Michael Fanone — who almost died while defending the Capitol that day — Hawley displayed his “manhood” by selling campaign merchandise, including a coffee mug highlighting his infamous fist pump and the phrase “Show-Me Strong.”
Or maybe we should simply rely on Seinfeld’s latest example of virility — constantly complaining about “political correctness” and how “difficult” it has made life for wealthy comics such as himself.

And it’s why, in mere months, voters will decide whether a convicted felon found liable for sexual abuse who encouraged a violent insurrection to overthrow a free and fair election will, if you can believe it, return to the White House.

 
Is a “real man” a human with the social intelligence of a gnat, who confuses vulnerability with weakness, asking for help with failure, and crying with an innate, personal shortcoming? As the Anxiety & Depression Association of America points out, toxic masculinity encourages men to oppose mental health treatment, causing a possible increase in rates of depression, trauma, anxiety, isolation, and even suicidal ideation among men overall.

Perhaps we only have to look as far as Hawley himself, the “warrior” who defiantly raised his fist in a salute to a violent mob of insurrectionists only to later flee like a coward from those same insurrectionists as they stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Unlike true hero and former Washington, D.C., police officer Michael Fanone — who almost died while defending the Capitol that day — Hawley displayed his “manhood” by selling campaign merchandise, including a coffee mug highlighting his infamous fist pump and the phrase “Show-Me Strong.”
Or maybe we should simply rely on Seinfeld’s latest example of virility — constantly complaining about “political correctness” and how “difficult” it has made life for wealthy comics such as himself.

And it’s why, in mere months, voters will decide whether a convicted felon found liable for sexual abuse who encouraged a violent insurrection to overthrow a free and fair election will, if you can believe it, return to the White House.


^^^ TDS,
 

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